The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-09-22

tne meebinR stopped. As soon as the order was
given some one threw q bomb. It Is conceded
that none OF the convicted threw the bomb. The
plaintiffs in error are charged with being acces-
series before the fact. There are sixty-eiRht
eight defendants with being present and abet-
ting to, and some Of them say that they
advised and encouraged these lawless acts.
Y the DEFENDANTS. advised and encouraged, aided
or abetted in the killing OF the policemen, there
fore they are AZ guilty as II they had taken these
mems lives with their own hands. II any Of
at the fatal bomb, each Of the aiders and abettors
are as guilty as him who did the fatal deed. II
they combined to socomplish such murder by
is applicable. and the acts and declarations Of
one OF them: done In furtherance Of the common
design. are. IN contemplation Of law. the acts
ana an declarations OF al: This prosecution. how
crime: u IS CHARGED that the defendants were
unlted ana mad consp1red to do this awful work
aRa ts sslr f5s,1 p io% and s dssis eptn Mes s saaws 5n IL
while not perhaps 2 combination OF the same
culprlts q desire on the several parts and purs
poses TO accomplish the same ends.
THE QUESTIONS pREsENrrn =
are. hid The dssora.nts 49, .
Me- re. !, Dia the aeiendants nave a common pur-
c comb Sr ef for ths 40 n muTaer 5a aedp poi,G 81. DID ole,1 they :,
s s,o " aeasn 70 men who were the
t fa1I Itiina u nne laMWI VINO made tho bomb
was a. he rs s . basa baIi nomo was round and
was . ~ "s pase jail says q compeCent w.t.
nsss. anu q wlIness says: II saw the bomb and
4 hhem ~ we q iouna pomo. Inc court follows
- ~ se.ipslon y Cne various Domps In use
W., t HOmn ~ "saascnlsts anu sclentists.
destr,,nttnas aour uaaerenG varieties OF these
uucC.Ve coMpouhus, ana concluding that
SreI 49,, - ne mGst Geauty OF tnem were made
~ - ao :. Einkk, Juggling IRON wnat NAT oeen
III VIM M ~ poSsessAon anu MS acquaintance
VIII Wl.itaM Seiiger' VINO was a German car
Pp easel a ~ Maoe ms appearance IN chicago In
utaAlnk; Mnu III Marcn, 1880, Drought dynam1te
S S1 H., 1ae c9urS quoCe some experiments made
oy vhese RenIle.;sen n thelr peculiar trade, all
!. n VI ~ y snvw una Gnese IW0 genGiemen
Melo e4pe.1s III thelr business. Inc evldence
F T4EiMs I hasor rat tSe Two y men, april 3o, 1856, the
Tt h h Ue, !, tt ~ GGaymatket meetlng. met, ana
hh,nsk DIougnt 20 oeiigers mouse a large wooden
EoI, .nree ieeG long and from sixteen to EIGHTEEN
lncnss niRn, ana that IL contained dynamite,
dnu 1nat nc !ulhgej spent thag evening In 1lling
uSnanaie inIo gas pipe ana gloDular shells.
y CnaS purpose, anu ne was also assisted bv
nelnoGr VI persons ana Sellger among
snonL oPWaras OF nfGy bombs were
hm,Sneu tnaV atteInoon, ana IL appears TO nave
IT, ooho,hueu ~! We very evening OF the
a1ayHnarket meetlng. me record goes on i'm
$50. seen nv MoIklhg a. some COLI luse, ana Llngg.
Sel.ssa. inaieu anu herman were frequently
s.sIkeu IL casting ana meltlng IN SeIigers
nng%Sineen. tIeces o! sheIls maze ny Alngg were
supJecteu 70 cnemlcal analysis, ana were round
~ 9e composeo OF a certain percentage Of tin
IN ana sne REMAINDER OF iead ana iron
IN z zan anu ous 1l gne 1onT oomos examined
tne percenGage varieo Out little. and tho pieces
Gaaen III ueRens nouy 1hu Ghose Iouno AZ
In III . aiIgr nls atfesG were OF the same COM
os;anto me eviuehce goes on 10 Iurtner com
ps rsn . = ninggs cnnnection With this terrible
analr SO closely that escape for him would BE-
ITMi POS Atees iastenlng Inc eviuence upon